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let s turn for karen filling in for david and matt pelman. good morning. it feels really good as you step outside. we ve got another warm day. we ve got bright sunshine and it s pretty out here. i want to show you this image of satellite6 and action radar. we had a lot of clouds overnight. most of them have pushed off the coast. the showers you see off the coast stay out of here. we re watching a little batch of showers that fell apart as they tried to hit the poconos but you may get a sprinkle far to your northwest early this morning. 62 degrees in quakertown and pottstown it s 65 in coatesville. kind of sticky out here. 72 degrees currently in center city and the suburbs in new jersey it s 66 in browns mills, 69 in cinnaminson. we re at 70 in hammonton and glassboro, 69 in vineland, 70 in sea isle city. waking up in dover delaware also 70 degrees. here s a look at your day ahead. it s a pretty good looking day. we re going have a high of 85 its warm. breezy. gusts o ....
breathing, with a faint pulse is pulled from a car and laid on the ground near rhode island avenue. i took him out of the car. his lips were blue. reporter: before medics arrived, d.c. police officers began cpr, trying to revive the man on the verge of death. i cou he could have died. reporter: one officer hooked the victim up to an automatic defib rill eighter. but it determined he did not need a shock. eventually, the man was able to stand and get on the stretcher. he was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. it was a coordinated effort between police officers and medics to save a life as dozens of people watched. it was fairly dramatic on your footage. it is something the fire department sees many times, 365 days a year. reporter: now fire officials tell me, this underscores the importance of everyone getting cpr training. it s the critical moment that makes all the difference in getting the training so you could potentially save a life. ba ....
colorectal cancer it s the second leading cancer killer in the u.s. but, it is almost entirely preventable. most colon cancers start as polyps. and screening helps finds polyps, so they can be removed, before they even turn into cancer. screening also finds this cancer early, when treatment works best so if you re over 50, take control. get screened for colorectal cancer. screening saves lives. it could really save your life. today the nation honored its fallen servicemen and women. at arlington national cemetery, president obama laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns. mr. obama noted that 20 members of the armed forces have died in combat in the last year. there were plenty of parades from coast to coast, where the weather permitted. in livermore, california, military aircraft from past wars were on display. today, houston police said they have no motive in sunday s shooting rampage. investigators say a man walked into an auto body shop and started shooting. one ....
tonight a pentagon official is under investigation after pulling a gun on some young men outside his home. one of the men recorded the incident on his phone. david martin takes a look. reporter: the man pointing the gun is a senior navy official. get in the car. you re pointing a gun at my friend. this is a criminal offense. please stop it. reporter: he is brandishing it at young men drunk and making noise outside his house in the washington suburb. they taunt him while one of them records the incident. the woman talking on the phone is apparently his wife. get in the car. they re like let go of me, bro. you have a gun. he is deputy assistant secretary of the navy for mare torous civilian service awards. i m on my property. he s not. i m on my property. let them leave. we don t know if the gun its loaded. he is threatening to use it. shortly after the incident last month the mother of the young man in the cap filed a complaint. he was ....
exactly, we should be used to it. i feel like you never get quite used to it. it actually last night felt semi decent once the sun started to go down a bit. tell you what it is going to be like, 86 right now, live look, humidity not as bad as it was yesterday. still a little bit elevated, 34%, wins picking up out of the east at 8 miles per hour. i think we are going to stay in the mid-80s throughout much of by noon flirting with the triple digit mark. hot and dry after that. we have changes coming up in the seven day forecast, yes they do include some rain chances coming up in a few minutes. we are hoping to learn more about a man who drowned on the salt river, only releasing a few details we know that this man was in his 20s. under water for 4:00-5:00 minutes before he was pulled out. rehoped to learn the name of a man in a swat situation, the swat team were at a home after receiving a call of a man with a gun. after a two hour standoff, tear gas was deployed ....